Easiest solution: don't go to war with a nation already at war with someone else. Problem solved
that makes no sense whatsoever!
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that makes no sense whatsoever!
Is there the possibility to not put the Holy Roman Empire if in the epoch in which it is set the map there was not?
Yes, no province defined as part of the HRE and no electors but I'm not sure of the result for election.
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A gold mine can be depleted
Sounds good...but does another product take its place when it gets so low that its no longer the main income stream of that province?
Tough luck, then... I like the new change!
surely yoda can see how wrong this is in so many ways! It will just lead to people loading mp games in the middle of sessions just to know if their enemy is losing an war or not.
If players want to cheat...
Besides there is nothing wrong with having fog of war on and thus not knowing exactly how a war goes down (although you can get "news" from pop-ups).
The question is: will they implement alternative Goods in province.csv (even for modders).
Could you disable the HRE for the mod not set in 1300 (about)-1806?
Isn't there an HRE since 962?
Or do you mean even out of this timeframe.
Post-1356 HRE is very different from 1000 HRE
Being able to start and disable the HRE via event would be cool.
And then one can use the new command trigger system to check if the provinces should be made part of the HRE!
I think they misinterpreted the "gold mine" event which is probably the adaptation of the "a mine is depleted" event from the original EU2.
Oh, I see. I hadn't noticed it in the log (YodaMaster redid my original screenshot with a different game). That's a standard AGCEEP event. Since they couldn't change the goods from sugar to gold and back, they just simulated it with money.